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One eye, two knee replacements, a ruined nose, and daily pain — Michael Bisping shares the cost of chasing greatness 🥋💔 "Last year was so bad I honestly didn’t know how I was going to continue living my life. I was in so much pain. I had three surgeries... back to back. None of them helped — in fact, all they’ve done is made my condition worse. I’ve got one eye. I’ve got two total knee replacements. I’ve got a torn labrum I need to get operated on. I’ve got a gigantic lump on my wrist — they want to do an operation on that. My nose is destroyed because they took my ribs and rebuilt my nose, but they messed that up, so I can’t breathe through my nose at night. As the hours go on throughout the day, it gets tougher and tougher. But I knew what I was signing up for." 🎥 Mike Bohnshow more

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Dyl1 год назад

Jake Paul is somewhere trying to draft up a contract for the Bisping fight after hearing this

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American Stories Network2 лет назад

Test your limits, face your fears, and see who comes out on top. 🚀 Surviving Mann delivers heart-pounding action every episode! #SurvivingMann #Fearless #NavySEALs #SpecOps #TacticalTraining

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John Nixon1 год назад

That man needs stemsells lots of stemsells

Фото профиля Big Bertha

Big Bertha1 год назад

Dana is an absolute scumbag. No health insurance for fighters but he can gamble $20k a hand at blackjack. What a prick

Фото профиля OGHENTEGA JACOBS 🥏

OGHENTEGA JACOBS 🥏1 год назад

MMA fighters deserve Health insurance,life insurance and better pay.

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Michael An Gof1 год назад

So this is why Francis asked for Health Insurace for all fighters

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Zijad1 год назад

This why someone who is thinking of becoming an MMA fighter should find something else to do.

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Ryan The Seeker1 год назад

@bisping so Francis was a good guy after all eh? All he asked was a health insurance for everyone.

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An American Werewolf1 год назад

Time for some @DDPYoga!

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cgm famlee1 год назад

Stop going turkey for operations lol

Фото профиля AAF

AAF1 год назад

I had a couch that broke his collarbone in a fight and he refused to get surgery. He did physical therapy to get it better. It pops out randomly, but he has no pain at all and is able to train and fight. Long story short surgery is sometimes not the best thing to do

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I just got the highest electricity bill I’ve ever had. I’ve owned and lived in this home for 18 years. I’ve never had a bill this high. But my usage was down 17% on the same time last year ?? I knew it was bad. I didn’t realize it was this bad. So what’s going on?

I just got the highest electricity bill I’ve ever had. I’ve owned and lived in this home for 18 years. I’ve never had a bill this high. But my usage was down 17% on the same time last year ?? I knew it was bad. I didn’t realize it was this bad. So what’s going on?

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🧸 “how do you feel after getting lasik? is it good?” i’ll tell you guys this! before i got my tonsillectomy, i looked up a lot of vlogs and…a majority of people said that they felt like they were going to die so i was really worried before the surgery but i’m tolerant to pain so it was better than i excepted…my mom always made porridge for me so i ate that well too, ate it for every meal, took my medicines and left the humidifier on so…of course it hurt a bit because i got surgery but it wasn’t that bad 🧸 but after i got my lasik eye surgery, my eyes and nose were running for 6 hours straight and you know how your eyes really hurt when you make eye contact with the sun…like you tear up and your eyes hurt…it was that feeling for 6 hours straight like even if i had my eyes closed, it felt like the sunlight was inside my eyes and i was fighting it for 6 hours straight 🧸 so for the tonsillectomy, i couldn’t eat what i wanted and i couldn’t talk so that discomfort was the thing that was hard…it didn’t hurt but for the lasik eye surgery, my eyes really hurt a lot! the really fascinating thing though is that i was like “mom, this is so hard!!” for 6 hours and then i got tired of it so i fell asleep and when i woke up after 3 hours, i could see the world really well, i was fascinated and was like “mom!! it doesn’t hurt at all anymore and i can see things very well!!”

🧸 “how do you feel after getting lasik? is it good?” i’ll tell you guys this! before i got my tonsillectomy, i looked up a lot of vlogs and…a majority of people said that they felt like they were going to die so i was really worried before the surgery but i’m tolerant to pain so it was better than i excepted…my mom always made porridge for me so i ate that well too, ate it for every meal, took my medicines and left the humidifier on so…of course it hurt a bit because i got surgery but it wasn’t that bad 🧸 but after i got my lasik eye surgery, my eyes and nose were running for 6 hours straight and you know how your eyes really hurt when you make eye contact with the sun…like you tear up and your eyes hurt…it was that feeling for 6 hours straight like even if i had my eyes closed, it felt like the sunlight was inside my eyes and i was fighting it for 6 hours straight 🧸 so for the tonsillectomy, i couldn’t eat what i wanted and i couldn’t talk so that discomfort was the thing that was hard…it didn’t hurt but for the lasik eye surgery, my eyes really hurt a lot! the really fascinating thing though is that i was like “mom, this is so hard!!” for 6 hours and then i got tired of it so i fell asleep and when i woke up after 3 hours, i could see the world really well, i was fascinated and was like “mom!! it doesn’t hurt at all anymore and i can see things very well!!”

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DepressedBergman

56,916 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Merab Dvalishvili shattered his nose from a knee in training but he’s not getting it fixed because the recovery time is one year 😳 “I can’t even breathe on one side. I guess I’m keeping my nose even more crooked than it was before and deal with it.”

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Nine years ago … my left eye was shattered. One punch. One moment. One fight that changed everything. I walked to the ring in Birmingham to fight for the WBC International Title, but what I didn’t know was that my left eye was already damaged. I fought anyway. I left the ring that night with my vision, my career and life in pieces. Over the next few years, I had: 10 eye surgeries 2 injections straight into my eye £100,000 spent trying to save my dream. But it wasn’t enough. I had to retire from the sport I’d dedicated my life to. I hit rock bottom, depressed, lost, and suicidal at times. Yet somehow… I found a way to fight again. I rebuilt my body. I rebuilt my mind. I rebuilt my life. I became a professional wrestler. I found love. I became a father. And I turned my pain into purpose. Now, with one eye and a full heart, I coach others to rebuild themselves, physically, mentally, and spiritually. Because you can lose everything and still come back stronger. 💪🏽 Follow 👉🏽 Anthony Ogogo | Olympic Medallist 👈🏽 For Olympic-level mindset, fat loss, and full-life transformation. 🥇

Nine years ago … my left eye was shattered. One punch. One moment. One fight that changed everything. I walked to the ring in Birmingham to fight for the WBC International Title, but what I didn’t know was that my left eye was already damaged. I fought anyway. I left the ring that night with my vision, my career and life in pieces. Over the next few years, I had: 10 eye surgeries 2 injections straight into my eye £100,000 spent trying to save my dream. But it wasn’t enough. I had to retire from the sport I’d dedicated my life to. I hit rock bottom, depressed, lost, and suicidal at times. Yet somehow… I found a way to fight again. I rebuilt my body. I rebuilt my mind. I rebuilt my life. I became a professional wrestler. I found love. I became a father. And I turned my pain into purpose. Now, with one eye and a full heart, I coach others to rebuild themselves, physically, mentally, and spiritually. Because you can lose everything and still come back stronger. 💪🏽 Follow 👉🏽 Anthony Ogogo | Olympic Medallist 👈🏽 For Olympic-level mindset, fat loss, and full-life transformation. 🥇

Anthony Ogogo | Olympic Medallist

126,061 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Steven Bartlett says a few glasses of wine ruined the next 3 days of his life “It's one of those areas where you don't understand the hidden cost until you really give it up for a while. I stopped drinking at 30 years old. I'm now 33. When I was 31, I thought, I'll have a drink again because now I could really A/B test it. I had a year of not drinking, decided to have a drink again” “It ruined three days of my life. I had a couple of glasses of wine, didn't get drunk. It ruined three days of my life because of the domino effect it caused” “I got worse sleep that night, and then because I got worse sleep that night, I ate more poorly the next day because my dopamine system or whatever, the cortisol system was all messed up. I podcasted worse. I didn't go to the gym that day or the day after because I felt really bad. I then slept worse, and I could track all of this on my Whoop”

Steven Bartlett says a few glasses of wine ruined the next 3 days of his life “It's one of those areas where you don't understand the hidden cost until you really give it up for a while. I stopped drinking at 30 years old. I'm now 33. When I was 31, I thought, I'll have a drink again because now I could really A/B test it. I had a year of not drinking, decided to have a drink again” “It ruined three days of my life. I had a couple of glasses of wine, didn't get drunk. It ruined three days of my life because of the domino effect it caused” “I got worse sleep that night, and then because I got worse sleep that night, I ate more poorly the next day because my dopamine system or whatever, the cortisol system was all messed up. I podcasted worse. I didn't go to the gym that day or the day after because I felt really bad. I then slept worse, and I could track all of this on my Whoop”

Mikli

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Andre Miller says he gave away $300,000 in cash to family and friends after signing a $51,000,000 contract with the Denver Nuggets “I get a contract. I had a party. Sacramento house party. Got a new house. Invite family and friends up. And I actually went to the bank and got out $300,000. It’s the truth. This is my therapy. Cash. When I say family, my great grandparents had 18, 20 kids” “Everybody showed up at the house and I passed out all that bread. That’s when I knew I was tripping. I gave it all away. I came back everybody got diamond earrings in their ear, and I only took a nap for two hours. That money was gone. I handed that… envelopes with names on them” “When they left, my pool was black. When they left my party I had to get a whole new pool. My pool was black and I gave away $300,000 in cash” (via Theknuckleheadspod)

Andre Miller says he gave away $300,000 in cash to family and friends after signing a $51,000,000 contract with the Denver Nuggets “I get a contract. I had a party. Sacramento house party. Got a new house. Invite family and friends up. And I actually went to the bank and got out $300,000. It’s the truth. This is my therapy. Cash. When I say family, my great grandparents had 18, 20 kids” “Everybody showed up at the house and I passed out all that bread. That’s when I knew I was tripping. I gave it all away. I came back everybody got diamond earrings in their ear, and I only took a nap for two hours. That money was gone. I handed that… envelopes with names on them” “When they left, my pool was black. When they left my party I had to get a whole new pool. My pool was black and I gave away $300,000 in cash” (via Theknuckleheadspod)

dank

591,843 просмотров • 26 дней назад

I was shaking so hard (I’m sure they noticed) so I had the order on my phone cause I didn’t think I could get that many words out 😂😂 I was so excited to let Dunk know how beautiful his design is and how proud I am of him. He was so sweet and I got to meet P’G! They were so kind and I’m so excited for NAVORI to go so far! dunknatachai (I also blew him a goodbye kiss at the end and he blew one back but my friend wasn’t recording anymore 😩) #NavoriBKK #DunkNatachai

I was shaking so hard (I’m sure they noticed) so I had the order on my phone cause I didn’t think I could get that many words out 😂😂 I was so excited to let Dunk know how beautiful his design is and how proud I am of him. He was so sweet and I got to meet P’G! They were so kind and I’m so excited for NAVORI to go so far! dunknatachai (I also blew him a goodbye kiss at the end and he blew one back but my friend wasn’t recording anymore 😩) #NavoriBKK #DunkNatachai

lele boondin⁷ 🌞🌻

60,616 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Madonna reveals the truth behind her infamous BRIT awards fall Howard Stern: Was that your worst nightmare? Madonna: That just happened. It wasn’t a nightmare. Howard Stern: You were going up on stage at the BRIT Awards. Madonna: I rehearse everything to death. I never do anything live that I haven’t rehearsed. But I broke that rule that one time, and I’ve learned my lesson. I had this long, beautiful satin cape made by Armani. It was secured with magnets, but the top kept coming undone because the cape was so heavy. So we tied it with a tiny silk string, and we rehearsed it over and over. The plan was simple. I pulled the string, the bow came undone, and my dancers were trained to yank the cape off. Then, at the last minute, they told me I had to walk much farther, so my stylist said, “Let’s tie it extra tight.” When I got to the cue, I pulled the string… and it had turned into a knot. Howard Stern: Oh… Madonna: My dancers were trained to pull on the beat, so they yanked as hard as they could… and they almost choked me to death. Howard Stern: Did you hit your head? Madonna: I did. Honestly, I was in shock. The first thing that flashed through my mind was, “I’ve got to start this all over again.” Then I realized… I can’t. It’s live TV. Howard Stern: It’s going. Madonna: It’s going. I’m going. So I found where I was in the song, got back on stage, and just kept going.

Madonna reveals the truth behind her infamous BRIT awards fall Howard Stern: Was that your worst nightmare? Madonna: That just happened. It wasn’t a nightmare. Howard Stern: You were going up on stage at the BRIT Awards. Madonna: I rehearse everything to death. I never do anything live that I haven’t rehearsed. But I broke that rule that one time, and I’ve learned my lesson. I had this long, beautiful satin cape made by Armani. It was secured with magnets, but the top kept coming undone because the cape was so heavy. So we tied it with a tiny silk string, and we rehearsed it over and over. The plan was simple. I pulled the string, the bow came undone, and my dancers were trained to yank the cape off. Then, at the last minute, they told me I had to walk much farther, so my stylist said, “Let’s tie it extra tight.” When I got to the cue, I pulled the string… and it had turned into a knot. Howard Stern: Oh… Madonna: My dancers were trained to pull on the beat, so they yanked as hard as they could… and they almost choked me to death. Howard Stern: Did you hit your head? Madonna: I did. Honestly, I was in shock. The first thing that flashed through my mind was, “I’ve got to start this all over again.” Then I realized… I can’t. It’s live TV. Howard Stern: It’s going. Madonna: It’s going. I’m going. So I found where I was in the song, got back on stage, and just kept going.

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211,341 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад